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There was a 'bike corner' at 56a Infoshop in Elephant and Castle... but it never really took off despite a few attempts. The inside space is pretty small but outside is decent. http://www.56a.org.uk/ (might be down atm though)
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True. 35£ - that was for the smallest one i could find (Kryptonite Evolution Mini) - the Sinus looks a bit big just for front wheel to frame, having to carry that around all the time.
i'd be after something relatively small and light - 1bhp what's your d lock and how small is it?
what's silicon sealant? how'd u get it out?
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Buffalo Bill:
I think this is because the more cyclists there are, the more people expect to see them, so the more they look for them...
Definitely, this is what really matters for cyclists safety - not cycle lanes etc. but a culture which includes cycling as a serious mode of transport (among other things of course).velocity boy:Ultimately it's not about the bikes, scenes, what's cool, it's about the people.
Yes, and there are wankers in any group of people, people who ride bikes and people who ride fixed wheel included. I've only been riding fixed just over 2 years now, but even i find some of the 'cool-culture' magazine's coverage annoying (and the ppl who come with it). But that can be the same with anything people identify around and to try and pretend otherwise is pretty silly, people should just get on with what they want to do.huff ;)
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I see. Hmm i'm thinking of going the way of the pitlock atm.
Wheel nicked outside the business design centre, upper street. It was just a crappy sovos to ma3, butdget sprocket. I was surprised someone had been carrying a 15mm spanner to bother taking it off. Was annoying at the time but it spurred change ;)
Can you stick the logo whoever made at the top? that was cool.